Well, considering all s-curves are exponentials at the beginning, it naturally flows that you can only make an accurate model after the inflexion point.
Since we're on HN, I'll plug a question I've had for a long time:
Do IPOs/liquidity events/exits/etc all happen when the right price has been determined; ie when we can see what size the company will be, and it is no longer useful to capitalize it further? When all growth paths have been explored. Is that time the inflexion point?
What does the conversation look like with the VCs when they see the inflexion point?
Since we're on HN, I'll plug a question I've had for a long time:
Do IPOs/liquidity events/exits/etc all happen when the right price has been determined; ie when we can see what size the company will be, and it is no longer useful to capitalize it further? When all growth paths have been explored. Is that time the inflexion point?
What does the conversation look like with the VCs when they see the inflexion point?